Butler polled over 200000 votes and fusion gains questioned
In a Dec 10 issue the writer argues Butler likely exceeded 200000 votes while fusion votes spread across Iowa West Virginia Missouri and Michigan. Butler claimed an army of 1000000 in Chicago and beyond, prompting questions about the remaining 800000 supporters as critics mockingly compare them to the widow’s flirtation with other parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Iowa
West Virginia
Missouri
Michigan
Chicago
Sapadillo Scruggs
LosTon
How shall I go to work to get the post office in this town
A reader questions how to secure the local post office job. The letter signed J H Greenland from New Hampshire urges action with a bevy of opinions. It suggests affidavits affirming straight Republican voting but notes that being an old fashioned Democrat should not automatically harm chances with Grover Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler (O.) County
George H. Pendelton
Cleveland
Ohio
J. H. Greenland
N. H
Grover Cleveland
Gath on Cleveland After Election A Strong Bank Leader Image
The writer Gath portrays President Cleveland as a self-made bank president type, large and thoughtful, with courage and good instincts. Before the election he described him as a routine clerk with limited ideas, noting a shift toward clearer truthfulness in later descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gath
Cleveland
Blaine Declines Court Seat in Alabama Claims Panel
The article notes Mr John Walker Blaine son of James G Blaine denies seeking a seat on the Alabama Claims court bench. It criticizes the proposed appointment for lack of public exam and selection process. It praises Daniel W Fessenden as suitable while mentioning John Pavis son in law of Secretary Frelinghuysen as having court influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walker Blaine
James G. Blaine
Court of Alabama Claims
Blaine
Kennebec Bar Association
Daniel W. Fessenden
John Pavis
Frelinghuywen
Hiram Atkins praised as democracy leader in Vermont
The Montpelier Argus and Watriot profiles Col Hiram Atkins as a spirited democratic figure praised by supporters and critiqued by rivals. The piece mocks the bald eagle metaphor, notes parable filled speech, and urges Democrats nationwide to toast his leadership of Vermont's Old Guard while lampooning Republican chants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Atkins
Montpelier Argus
Watriot
Atkins
Col. Atkins
Vermont
Unip
Old Guard
Green Mountain
Political Feud Over Pillsbury and Sprague Near 1860s Maine
The Kennebec Journal quotes Eben F. Pillsbury as a cheap demagogue and criticizes his political posture. Ex Governor Plaisted responds by contrasting Pillsbury with Sprague, recalling Rockland citizens hanging Sprague in effigy and praising Pillsbury’s wartime stance.
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Pillsbury
Augusta
Old Sprague
Rockland
Franklin County
Sprague
Boston
Gen. Plaisted
Attempted bombing of Lauterbach home shocks Commbus
At 2 AM an explosion damaged the door and frame of Lauterbach's house, a retired miner working for Jumiper Bros. Two sleeping children suffered a severe shock but were not injured. City officials later added 20 extra police after heightened unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
communBus
Uade
Lauterbach
Jumiper Bros
Hazen to press charges against Garlington in Creely incident
Washington dispatch reports Gen Hazen will press charges against Lieut Garlington alleging disobedience and failure to supply rations to the Greely party at Cape Sabine. The move follows Hazen's report and Lincoln's prior finding. Garlington may seek to bring Hazen before a court martial, with broader implications for the Signal Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Washington
Hazen
Garlington
Greely
Cape Sabine
Lincoln
Proteus Board of Inquiry
Secretary of War
Inauguration Committee Formed for March 4 Ceremony
Col. James G. Bennet of Washington named chairman of a national Democratic committee panel to organize the inauguration events. A 50 member general committee includes Gen. Philip H. Sheridan, Admiral Porter, Rear Admiral Worden, Gen. Meigs, Prof. Spencer F. Baird, and many other prominent figures in government, military, science, and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James G. Berritt
National Democratic Committee
New York
District of Columbia
National Committee
Col
James G. Bennet
W. W. Corcoran
L. Z. Leiter
Philip H. Sheridan
David D. Porter
Thomas J. Fisher
C. R. P. Rodgers
M. C. Meigs
Spencer F. Baird
William M. Galt
Martin FE. Morris
Joseph M. Toner
Albert A. Wilson
John L. Worden
Charles C. Glover
John E. Norris
Daniel R. Clarke
James E. Harvey
George A. Mellhenny
Chauncey McKeever
Jos. L. Barbour
Charles G. McCawley
Walter
Frederick B. McGuire
Stilson Hutchings
George W. Adams
Lawrence Gardner
Maj
G. J.lydecker
John G. Parke
Henry Wise Gannett
F. L. Moore
Charles M. Mathews
John M. Sims
R. S. L. Walsh
Senator Randall To Make Southern Holiday Tour
Senator Randall plans a southern holiday tour leaving Washington with his wife after the holidays. He will spend a week in Kentucky visiting the Kentucky delegation, then proceed to Nashville and Birmingham coordinating with prominent Democrats. He arrives in Birmingham around January 1 and will stay two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Cleveland
Carlisle
Washington
House
Louisville
Kentucky
Nashville
Tenn
Birmingham
Ala
Patti Night Banquet and Cable Milestones Highlight New York
About 50 guests attended a banquet at the Hotel Brunswick marking the 25th anniversary of Mme Adelina Patti’s first public appearance with Judge Daly presiding. Reports note the Bennett-Mackey ocean land cable spliced to the New York to Coney Island line completed, aqueduct contracts awarded for Harlem river to Croton dam, and various local legal and crime notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hotel Brunswick
Mme
Adelina Patti
Sig. Nicolini
Max Maretzek
William Winter
Joseph P. Daly
Supreme Court
Daly
Dr. Damrosch
L. B. Mills
Col. Mapleson
Rudolph Aronson
John McCaull
Albert Webber
Arnoux
Louis de Bebian
A. B. Mott
Theodore Toedt
Judge Daly
Damrosch
Mr. Schwabb
Coney Island
Aqueduct Commissioners
Harlem River
Croton Dam
Herman Clark
O’brien & Clark
Brown, Howard & Co
Chicago
Patti
Marquis de Caux
Haskell
Steinway Hall
Jurstadt
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Graphic Company
J. W. Hinkley
Hinkley
Dora Stolpe
Victoria Hulskamp
Morosini
Yonkers
Giovanni Morosini
Steipe
The
Mexico Land and Building Company
City of
Mexico
Republic of Mexico
Stephen D. Hatch
William H. Butterworth
Thomas D. Lewis
Samuel Keefer
Andrew Mills
Cigar Makers’ Union
Washington
Explosion at Montreal Residence Injures Four
A gas explosion occurred at the home of F. M. David in Montreal when a lamp was carried into a pantry to search for a leak. The house was wrecked and occupants James Riley, cor and Margaret Hart, cook, were buried under debris and badly burned. Lizzie Townsend, a housemaid, was bruised and gas inhalation reported. The injured were taken to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
F. M. David
James Riley
Cor
Margaret Hart
Lizzie Townsend
Letter from Jefferson Davis to Gov. Vance on conscription policy
The Raleigh correspondent reports a Davis letter to Gov. Vance dated November 1, 1862, defending conscripts selecting their regiments, arguing for continued company selection, noting troop needs near the North Carolina coast, and seeking mutual cooperation for the Confederacy. Davis signs with cordial regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Vance
Raisign
N. C
Str
North Carolina
Virginia
French
Georgia
Military Institute
Jefferson Davis
Striking Miners and Wage Cuts Hit Several States
The piece outlines strikes and wage reductions across several states. In Des Moines county Iowa authorities arrest striking miners for contempt of court while bail is posted to free them. Marshalltown workers face shortened shifts and a wage pause rather than layoff. In Pennsylvania miners protest from 3 to 24 cents per bushel with threats of a broader railroad-miners strike if rates aren’t restored. At Long & Co McKees Rocks workers refuse a 10 percent cut. Singer Nimick’s steel mill shuts down. Nail manufacturers discuss full factory shutdowns. Elsewhere glass and iron works consider lockouts and wage cuts amid broader labor-league preparations. A large scale shift toward labor organization and potential nationwide action is noted, with a preliminary meeting of various unions forming a national labor league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Messrs. C.L. Greene & Co
United States
Cotton Belt
Europe
Ellison
Hampton Railroad
Plumb Creek
Sandy Creek
Long & Co
McKees Rocks
Amalgamated Association
Singer & Nimick’s Steel Works
Avaprine
Scott Foundry
Reading Iron Works
Milwaukee
Wis
Merchant Iron Mil
Bay View
Pitsbourg
Union Iron Mills
Amalgamated Association, Coal Miners’ Association
Glass Workers’ Association and
Typographical Union
National Labor League
Keystone Bridge Company
Wheeling
W. Va
Bellaire
Martin’s Ferry
London
London Bridge
Rollins’s Wharf
Custom House
Middlesex
Parliament Buildings
Law Courts
Customs Barracks
Home Office
Billinsgate Market
Fishmongers Hall
Surrey
Ambukol
Khartoum
Gordon
Wolseley
Bahinda
Debbeh
Shendy
Red Sea
Congo
Gen. Sanford
Edward Malet
Admiral Courbet
Ke Lung
Zofingen
Aargau
Switzerland
Staatsbahn
Anuna Steyrdorf
Hungary
Prince Bismarck
Berlin
Capt
Dudley
Mate Stephens
Fifteen Years of Growth at Ruggles Street Church
Rev Dr Seymour commemorates 15 years of pastorate at Ruggles Street Baptist Church Boston. He traces early history from 1871 start with 30 members to nearly 1000 on books, 707 names, crediting Shawmut Avenue Church funds, steady self support, and broad social outreach, including caring for the poor and youth activities, under a unified, systematized church operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Ruggles-Street
Ruggles-street Baptist Church
R.G. Seymour
Boston
New Orleans
Great Falls
N. H
Shawmut Avenue
Jesus Christ
Starr
Chicago
Christ
Church of God
Salvation Army campaign met with riot in Montreal
In Montreal on December 14 crowds at a Salvation Army open air meeting in Victoria square grew disorderly pelting revivalists with snowballs and ice. Police arrested several revivalists, later bailed, and a night rally at Weber hall saw further disruption as seats were broken and hall damage occurred while roughs pelted the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Salvation Army
Victoria Square
Salvationists
Hey
Weber Hall
Watertown Worker Found Dead After Saturday Visit
James Malloy aged 50 of the Watertown waterworks visited friend Michael Lamb of 2 Norfolk Avenue Roxbury on Saturday. He was found dead in bed about 7:30 A M Sunday and Dr Draper Medical Examiner ruled the death provable apoplexy. Body taken to city hospital morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Born Street
Patrick McManus
Eighth Division
Magee
Frederick Austin
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
Massachusetts General Hospital
James Malloy
Watertown
Michael Lamb
Norfolk Avenue
Roxbury
Draper
City Hospital
Fish dealers and mariners meet on treaty clause
In Provincetown Massachusetts a meeting at Marine Hall presided by Lysander N Paine resolved to act on the fishery clause of the Canada treaty. Delegates Joshua Paine James Gifford Nathaniel Atwood Phillip A Winf and J D Hilliard were chosen to attend the Gloucester session on December 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provincetown
Mass
Marine Ball
Lysender N. Paine
Canada
Joshua Paine
James Gifford
Nathaniel Atwood
Phillip A. Winf
J.D. Hilliard
Gloucester
Whittier to sail home from England on the Oregon
A 19th century item notes General Charles A. Whittier of Lee Higginson & Co will sail from England aboard the Oregon on January 3. It also mentions Sumner of Connecticut donating a silk hat to a local historical society and Roxbury’s recent mayoral exports to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Whittier
Banking House of Lee, Higginson & Co
England
Oregon
Sumner
Connecticut
New London Historical Society
Roxbury
Boston
West Virginia
Sor. Pattison
Pennsylvania
New York World
Cleveland
Exposition Opening Plans Reach Governors and Mayors
Washington reports Commissioner General Morehead invites governors of New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland Virginia and New England states and mayors of major cities to attend the executive mansion event as President Arthur opens the exposition by telegraph. New Orleans adds a decorated city and a noon procession led by Gen. W H Behan with military and officials to Exposition Park for the opening ceremonies.
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Washington
Morehead
Board of Management
Arthur
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
New England
District of Columbia
New Orleans
Des
Canal Street
Gen. W. H. Behan
United States
Exposition Park
Exposition Wharf
Conflicting Reports on Loss of Life in Rappahannock Storm
Baltimore dispatches recount contradictory tallies of deaths from Tuesday's storm on the Rappahannock river. Reports place drowned Black men near Urbana and Canoe House landing, plus a white youth at Mill Creek. Fredericksburg notes fewer fatalities, with eight known drowned from mouth to Tappahannock.
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Baltimore
Rappahannock River
Westmoreland
Urbana
Canoe House Landing
Mill Creek
Fredericksburg
Tappahannock
Essex County
Revere
Saloon Keeper Bracken Offers Irish War Fund
Philadelphia reports Richard Bracken a city saloon keeper who allegedly became a millionaire after an uncle's death has written to O Donovan Rossa promising 100000 dollars for Ireland. He claims the money will fund scientific warfare against England once funds arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Richard Bracken
O’ Donovan Rossa
Ireland
England
Death of Dr Henry Dorsett Found WevaD Swampscott
The missing physician Dr Henry Dorsett from Chippewa court Lynn was found dead in woods on Clam Bake hill Swampscott around 11 o clock Sunday. His throat was cut and authorities believe he killed himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dorsett
Chippewa Court
Lynn
Swampscott
International Sunday school Lesson calendar card on sale
A chrome mounted card calendar for the year lists daily leaves with scripture extracts for children instruction. A new feature marks days as first or fourth Monday throughout the year. For sale by W. A. Wilde & Co at Browfield Street.
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W. A. Wilde & Qa
Browfield Street
Sovereign Sanctuary Forms New Masonic Body in Memphis
A Memphis gathering formed the Sovereign Sanctuary of the Royal Masonic Rite for the U S A with officers led by Judge Isaac H Parish as most illustrious grand master and Darius Wilson as sovereign grand master general Numerous named officers from Michigan Illinois Massachusetts New York and other states were listed Then at a special meeting the Sovereign Sanctuary Egyptian Masonic Rite of Memphis voted to turn over all property to the new body and dissolve the old order.
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U.S.A
Isaac H. Parish
Michigan
Darius Wilson
M. D
Massachusetts
John Hanna
New York
Cyrus Huling
Ohio
H. Shepard
Georgia
R. C. Hatheway
Joseph Austin
J. E. Yapler
Indiana
R. M. Allen
O. C. Wheeler
D. D
LL. D
California
L. F. Stedham
J. Cummings
Benjamin 8. Hill
Ilinois
Alabama
Jacob Rich
District of Columbia
J. P. Fullerton
Iowa
H. B. Bults
Missouri
Harvey Sanford
J. H. Morgan
Tennessee
J. M. Belleville
West Virginia
M. F. Hudnall
Virginia
M. G. Bloch
Wisconsin
Oo. M. Knight
New Hampshire
Michael Brooks
Louisiana
Jesse B. Hawley
Minnesota
Hext M. Perry
Pennsylvania
George Dutton
Vermont
W. G. Graham
Kansas
Sovereign Sanctuary
Egyptian Masonic Rite of
Memphis
Bailey Arrested in Cambridge for Larceny of Scales
Robert S. Bailey was arrested in Cambridge Sunday afternoon by Inspector Knox of the central office, charged with larceny of a pair of platform scales valued at $25, the property of James Herbert, 113 Haverhill Street, Boston. The house of Catherine Donahoe, 37 Dow...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Bailey
Cambridge
Knox
Central Office
James Herbert
Haverhill Street
Boston
Catherine Donahoe
Dow
Prominent Citizens, Legal Settlements Highlight New England News
Reports from Maine New Hampshire and Connecticut cover a dying South Corinth leader, tobacco growers meeting in Hartford, a Hartford jeweler selling a $5000 diamond set to a Bostoner, settlements with Western Union, hog cholera losses in Concord, and the Presumpscot Water Powers company damages totaling about $22,000 with 115 claimants. Also noted are St Paul’s Church anniversary in Concord, Mrs Hazeltine legacies to charities, the Lotta Crabtree suit settled in Fall River, Sarsfield club funeral refusal in New Haven, and Michael K Rowan arrested in Woonsocket for theft and forged orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. P. Haynes
South Corinth
New England Tobacco Growers’ Association
Hartford
Boston
Westerns Union Telegraph Company
Cleaves
Maine
New Hampshire
C. H
W. W. Christchet
Little Wanderers
Snug Harbor
Charlotte Crabtree
Lotta
Benjamin F. Randall
Fall River
Mass
Randall
Sarsfield Club
Clan-na-Gael Association of
New Haven
Conn
Thomas J. Taylor
Church of the Sacred Heart
Fr. Mnichany
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Michael K. Rowan of
Blackstone
Woonsocket
R. I
Wm. Carpenter
Michael E. Kirby
Dennis J. McCaffery
D. G. Paalan
Rowan
Lynn Holds Special Meeting Recount of City Election
A Lynn board session recounts votes for wards 3 4 5 6 councilmen and city ballots for Joseph W Goodwin Larkin L Davis and school committee members. Ad journment set to finish at 3 PM today. Fourth diphtheria death at Healey House Hyde Park Mary Fogg 17 buried. One sick resident Benjamin Fogg remains. Cause tied to drainage and contagion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Mayor and Aldermen
Lynn
Joseph W. Goodwin
Larkin L. Davis
Healey
Central Park Avenue
Hyde Park
Mary Fogg
Hope
Benjamin Fogg
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Boston Weekly Post
Dratta Ec
A. FP. Moore
KHE Contents
Telegraph and Mail
Chicago Tribune
Nicholas Hathaway
San Francisco
America
Bright
Gen. Hazen
Congress
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Wasumaron
House of Representatives
Committee On
Banking and Currency
McPherson
Dingley
Representative Lacey
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Hoblitzell
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Secretary of the Treasury
Revenue Marine
Committee On Agriculture
Commissioner of Agriculture
House Committee On Appropriations
Reagan
Friends of
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Bar
National Library
Dakota
Sennator Harrison
Blair
Committee On Education and Labor
Texas Pacific
Ways and Means Committee
Military Academy
Appropriations Committee
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Swaim
David McKiffen
Col Morrow
Edmund M. Pettistew
Bell & Hatch
Bateman & Co
Gen. McKibben
Maj. A. D. Carr
Paymaster General’s Office
Morrow
Gen. Rochester
Sigmad
Signal Service
Howgate
A. W. Greely
Signal Corps
National Board
Townshend
Congressman Townshend
Illinois
Secretary of the Navy
Davis
Nagasaki
Corea
Hawkins
Jordan
Shoe and Leather National Bank of Boston
Gotham Gleanings
Bennett-Mackey
Oia Bas Leksman
Kivian
Providence
John Corcoran
Thomas Ward
Winter Street
Corcoran
ST. Marys
Kas
Alva Higbee
Morgan Chapel
Morgan
Indiana Place
Henry Morgan
J. Bates
East
H. Winkley
William Claflin
E.a.horton
Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
James Freeman Clarke
S. F. Jones
E. E. Hale
L. Gould
Thomas Kivlan
Pleasant Street
Sherman and Davis
Confederacy
Gov. Vance
Gen. Sherman
Gary
Raleigh
Foreign News
Bijou Theatre
McCaw
Bijou
Desiree
J. P. Sousa
E. M. Taber
Amiens
Pomaret
Marie
Count de Courville
Marquis de Lavarra
Marquis de Lavarre
W. H. Fessenden
Marx Smith
de Wolf Hopper
H. A. Cripps
J. Fay
Mr. Sousa
Adelaide Ristori
Boston Theatre
Elizabeth
Marie Antoinnette
Mary Stuart
Macbeth
Sarah Howard
Augusta Foster
Anna Burleigh
Marion P. Clifton
Margaret Lamburn
Kate Clinton
Robert,earl of Essex
Edmund Tearle
James VI
Ivan Shirley
Boston Museum
Dion Boudecault
Museum Company
Father Doolan
Alfred Hudson
Capt. Molineux
George R. Parks
Robert Ffolliott
Edwin Arden
Harvey Duff
George W. Wilson
Corry Kinchela
Charles Kent
Sullivan
Albert Lang
Reilly
H. James
Mangan
George H. Cahill
Doyle
J. M. Eaton
Donavan
C. E. Boardman
Sergi. Jones
Abbe
Claire Ffolliott
Annie Clarke
Arte O’neale
Blanche Thompson
O’kelly
J. R. Vincent
Mora
Mirmim O’ Leary
Biddy Madigan
Alice Barnicoat
Nancy Malone
Evelyn Shaw
Howard Athenceum
Barrett
New York Ideal Opera Company
Howard
Giroffe-Giroffa
Madame Angot
Francesca Guthrie
Louise Searle
Augusta Roche
Katie Stokes
May Warren
Lillian Greer
W. H. Seymour
Ed. L. Connell
Stuart Harold
James A. Gilbert
O. Kiel
Kirkland Calhoun
Handel and Hadyn Society
Music Hall
Gertrude Franklin
Ella Cleveland Fenderson
George J. Parker
D. M. Babcock
George Frideric Handel
Park Theatre
Madison Square Company
Winthrop
George Clarke
Tom Wiffin
Ada Dyas
Mile
Rhea
Globe Theatre
Hanlons
Kiralfy
Chickering Hall
J. J. Hayes
Longfellow
Sicily
O’kelly Cabin
Henry K. White, Jr
R. R. Raymond
Mark Twaian
Dickens
Florence Marryat
Bay State and
Roberts Lyceum
Gilmore
Emily Spaedar
Fred Harvey
Dabigren
Tremont Temple
Mendelssohn Quintette Club
Fritz Giese
Emma Greenleaf
Philomela Ladies
Louise Baldwin
Clara Hunt
Sara Peakes
Annie Mitchell
Boston Star
Teemont Temple
Sam Lucas
Boylston Club
Albertine Flindt
Excelsior
Eden Theatre
Paris
Thomas W. Keene
Mapleson Opera Company
Mme. Modjeska
Actors’ Fund
Richaby
John R. Reding
Hiland Hall
Robert M. Z. Hunter
Alexander H. H. Stuart
William M. Gwin
Mississippi
Harvey Waterston
Richard W.thompson
Iadiang
the Rappahannock
Paint and Oil Club
Parker’s
Masonic Body
Worcester
Willie
Griffin
Flora A. McIntyre
Troy
R. BE. Griffin
Rice & Griffin Manufacturing Company
Griffins
Ont
Post Publishing Co
News EN Brief
Victoria
B.C
Moodyville
Canadian Pacific Syndicate
McCoy
Federal Court
State Penitentiary
Jefferson
A. C. Matthews
Pittsfield
Dyer
McManus
Lowell
Halifax
N. J
Lehigh Valley
Newark
John Pfetzinger
E. P. Black
Ross
George E. Wingate
Nort British Canadian Investment Company
Toronto
Kennedy
Gillette
Balmer
Willian Muldoon
J. H. McLaughlin
Pope’s Theatre
St. Louis
Muldoon
Thomas J. Ford
Patrick J. Ford
W. E. Caufield
W. H. Buckley
John Murphy
Recorder’s Court
Baptiste J. Fanelito
Charles Bader
A. H. Murphy
Cumberland Island
Dungeness
Savannah
New York Yacht Clubs
Ida Jeffreys
Mme. Janauschek
Arnold
Indianapolis
Ind
John C. Shoemaker
Sentinel Company
Blaine- Sentinel
Reuben R. Springer
Cincinnati
Springer
Archbishop Elder
New St. Joseph Cemetery
NEW England Notes
G. W. Simmons & Co
Messrs. Simmons & Co
Chauncy Street
Essex St
Harrison Ave
N. B
Smirh
DERBY
Kilmer Des
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